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Definition

To appear; to be published or disseminated.

To be realised.

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In Context

  • "True, the "Kings" seem capable amply of performing all that is required of them, but as it is now 18 years since the class first saw the light of day, it is perhaps hardly premature to anticipate a new express design from the G.W.R. within a not too long period."
  • "We have waited a very long time for the Railways Bill to see the light of day. The starting gun was fired as long ago as May 2021, when the Williams-Shapps Plan for Rail was finally published, after its own gestation period of nearly three years."
  • "Many projects were planned and started, but none saw the light of day."
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See Also

  • daylight
  • the light